European Parliament Committee On International Trade Chairman Lang Said That Diversifying The Supply Of Key Raw Materials Is Not Enough; It Is Necessary To Strengthen Processing Capacity, Jointly Invest In Industrial Capacity And Resilient Supply Chains

UBS CEO Elmoty: As A Systemically Important Industry, We Need To Prepare For The Worst

Analysts At Spirior Investment Management Said That Core PCE Inflation In The United States Is Unlikely To Ease In The Short Term, As The Unfavorable Base Effect Will Keep Inflation High, But This Situation Should Reverse In The First Half Of 2027

Bernd Lange, Chair Of The European Parliament's Committee On International Trade: The EU And Canada Can Be The Starting Point For Building A "club Of Democratic Nations," Creating An Open And Reliable Network Of Partners To Safeguard Common Interests, Defend International Rules, And Strengthen The Role Of The World Trade Organization (WTO)

UBS CEO Elmoti: In Terms Of Network Resilience, Our Top Priority Is To Protect Assets And Be Able To Quickly Restore Operational Capabilities

Bernd Lange, Chair Of The European Parliament's Committee On International Trade: The Next Important Step Is A Digital Trade Agreement. This Involves Reducing Bureaucracy, Increasing Legal Safeguards, And Creating New Opportunities For SMEs

Japanese Finance Minister: We Will Take All Possible Measures To Deal With Cyberattacks

Strategists At National Canada Bank Said That The Recent Fluctuations In The Canadian Dollar Have Had Limited Correlation With WTI Crude Oil, But Have Been More Strongly Linked To Gold Prices And The Spread Between Canadian And US Two-year Government Bond Yields

German Chancellor Merz: I Support The EU And ASEAN Reaching A Trade Agreement, And This Needs To Be Expedited

UBS CEO Elmoty: The Credit Suisse Integration Forced US To Slow Down The Deployment Of Artificial Intelligence Slightly, And Now We Can Focus More On Technology

Porsche's CFO: We Are Unaware That Our Parent Company, Volkswagen, Is Discussing Broader U.S. Tariff Reductions; We Assume The Tariffs Will Remain In Place